JPMorgan Chase will allow employees to replace BlackBerry with iphone

Beijing time September 11 afternoon news, according to foreign media reported today, two people familiar with the matter, JPMorgan Chase will soon allow employees to use the iphone to send and receive corporate e-mail, and for the first time as an alternative to RIM's BlackBerry device. JPMorgan is testing Apple's iphone and smartphones using Google's Android operating system, according to two people familiar with the matter.　　By assets, JPMorgan is the second-largest bank in the United States, with around 220,000 employees worldwide. UBS has previously said it is considering letting employees use the iphone to send and receive corporate information.　　UBS employs more than 63,000 people. Apple and Google are trying to expand RIM's traditional corporate users.　　Standard Chartered said in May this year that it is replacing its staff's BlackBerry with an iphone, which is expected to reach 15,000 by year-end. "This is a whole new atmosphere and we expect to increase the pressure on BlackBerry performance," said Pierre Ferragu, Sanford Bernstein analyst at the US investment bank. BlackBerry is not the only option for employees to provide mobile e-mail. "(Ding Macro)